DSNL610I

Explanation

The message starts the output from the DISPLAY RESTSVC command for a qualified collection and its one or more services. Multiple groupings of messages beginning with DSNL610I are possible from a single DISPLAY RESTSVC command.

DSNL610I
----COLLECTION=collid
SERVICE                                      VERSION          STATUS 
service_name                                 version          status
service_name                                 version          status 
DSNL610I
----COLLECTION=collid
SERVICE                                      VERSION          STATUS 
service_name                                 version          status
service_name                                 version          status 

The output that is displayed varies depending on the qualified collections and their qualified services. The following information can be provided in the output:

COLLECTION=collid

The collection ID for the Db2 REST services that are included in the output. The collection ID and the lines that follow make up one grouping of messages that are output from the DISPLAY RESTSVC command. Each collection ID grouping starts with DSNL610I being displayed. Up to 3 lines of output may be required to display a full collection ID of 128 characters.

SERVICE service_name

The name of the service. Up to 3 lines of output may be required to display a full service name of 128 characters.

VERSION version

The version of the service. Up to 4 lines of output may be required to display a full version of 64 characters. Version values can only be displayed if Db2 REST services have been created since Db2 REST service versioning was activated.

STATUS status

The status of the service. The status can be any of the following values:

STARTED

The service can be invoked.

STOPREJ

The service was placed in this state by the STOP RESTSVC command with the ACTION(REJECT) option (which is the default). All invoke requests for the service are rejected.

STARTED*

The service can be invoked and is the default version of the service.

STOPREJ*

The service was placed in this state by the STOP RESTSVC command with the ACTION(REJECT) option (which is the default). All invoke requests for the service are rejected. The service is also the default version of the service.

If the service is in any of the stopped states, you can use the START RESTSVC command to start the service.